Rebuilding trust in the media
Find out why it's critical that people have trust in the media and how journalists, media organizations, and policymakers can help rebuild it.
Insights blog
Taylor & Francis empowers learners, thinkers, and doers with trusted knowledge that advances research and enriches lives. On this blog, read interviews with experts and discover the latest research, insights, and analysis from Taylor & Francis and Routledge authors and colleagues.
Featured posts
Moving the needle on open data: A new study from Taylor & Francis
Analysis of Open Research activity on Taylor & Francis journals, supported by the AI-solution provider DataSeer.
Inspiring women in AI
Get insights and practical advice in these interviews with amazing women who are shaping the AI sector and breaking stereotypes.
AI
AI research tackling real-world problems: Read the latest peer-reviewed research on AI and climate change
Artificial intelligence (AI) is either an existential threat or the best tool in our arsenal to save the world, depending on whom you speak with. Read the latest peer-reviewed research on AI and climate change.
Managing the soaring energy demands of generative AI
Leading experts explain why generative AI is so energy-intensive and explore how academia, industry, and policymakers can manage AI energy demands.
10 must-read AI books
From healthcare to gaming, here's your essential guide to the best books on AI chosen by ten of our editors
AI in the classroom
Five ways schools can use AI tools to support teachers and empower students – now and as the technology develops.
Research impact
How transformative agreements are influencing global policies
Find out how 10 open access (OA) articles published via transformative agreements have influenced the policies and perspectives of global organizations.
Russia's war in Ukraine
This page brings together journal articles, book chapters, and expert analysis from Taylor & Francis and Routledge authors and editors that can help us make sense of the situation in Ukraine.
Five research papers from Australasia impacting policy right now
Read about five Taylor & Francis research articles, with one or more authors based in Australia or New Zealand, that have directly influenced recent policy documents from some of the largest and most influential organizations in the world.
Recent insights – Russia's War in Ukraine
Get access to the latest open-access journal articles, commentary, and analysis about Russia's war in Ukraine.
Open access
Managing teacher stress and well-being: 10 open access resources for schools
Discover open access journal articles, books, and book chapters to help teachers manage and cope with stress and improve their well-being.
How the growth of open access research in Mexico is influencing global policy
Mexico is a leader in OA research. We're highlighting OA articles and book chapters featuring Mexican researchers and institutions that have influenced the policies of global organizations and agencies.
The impact of open access on eBook usage: A new study from Taylor & Francis
This new study shows that the effect of open access (OA) publication on eBook usage is even greater than previous studies have shown.
The impact of open access research from Africa
Highlighting the enormous potential of research from Africa, this article showcases 10 recent OA articles by African researchers that have influenced policy.
Social justice
Five research papers impacting women and policy right now
Read five Taylor & Francis research papers published in the past five years categorized as "gender studies," that have directly influenced recent policy documents.
Rebuilding trust in the media
Find out why it's critical that people have trust in the media and how journalists, media organizations, and policymakers can help rebuild it.
Addressing the global teacher shortage
Five of the world's leading authorities on teaching explore the causes and impacts of teacher shortages, and highlight ways governments, policymakers, schools, and even parents can help improve teacher recruitment and retention.
Introducing our Accessibility Officer
We sat down with our Accessibility Officer Jennie Mather to find out about her career journey, the work she’s at Taylor & Francis, and why she believes accessibility is so important.
Sustainability
Investing in our planet's future: Taylor & Francis research to achieve the SDGs
From an article on urging the UN to rethink IPCC climate models led by the "father of global warming" to a pioneering study on the impact of solar on bird populations, what follows are five impactful Taylor & Francis articles published in 2025 that Dimensions has identified as aligned with the SDGs around climate or environment.
Sustainability hub
Discover the research we publish on sustainability and climate change through blog articles, journals and books, and collections, plus find out how we're becoming a more sustainable, positive impact business.
Energy insecurity in uncertain times
The systems that supply our energy are under increasing pressure. In this article, three global experts on energy security explain what it is, what threatens it, and how we can secure our energy needs as we transition from fossil fuels to other energy sources.
Open access sustainability articles
Sustainability covers many of the most important issues of our time. This article highlights recent journal articles and F1000 gateways that are helping to overcome the global challenges emphasized in the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals.
Videos
Human skills first: Preparing for an AI-driven world
Dr. Gry Hasselbalch, author of Human Power: Seven Traits for the Politics of the AI Machine Age, highlights why human skills will continue to be critical as we use generative AI more regularly.
Why recent advances could make AI more accessible
Kelly Vero explains how emerging AI technologies are enabling individuals to create their own AI solutions.
The importance of tech education and highlighting women's achievements
Game developer, tech entrepreneur, and author Kelly Vero highlights the historically overlooked contributions of women in technology and science, and advocates for more inclusive, early tech education.
Overcoming obstacles with "soft power"
In this short video, Dr. Sandra K. Johnson shares her definition of "soft power," a concept she explores in her memoir, "Soft Power for the Journey."